hematosin (Meaning)
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hematosin (n.)
The hematin of blood.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hematosin
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hematosin Sentence Examples
- The hematosin pigment in old blood stains provides a valuable forensic clue.
- The stains on the victim's clothing were found to contain hematosin, indicating the presence of blood.
- Histological analysis revealed the presence of hematosin, confirming the diagnosis of hemorrhage.
- The red-brown coloration of the tissue was due to the polymerization of hematosin.
- Hematosin is a form of iron oxide found in degraded hemoglobin.
- The stability of hematosin makes it a reliable indicator of past blood loss.
- Forensic scientists use hematosin to differentiate between old and new bloodstains.
- The presence of hematosin in a soil sample can indicate the occurrence of a buried body.
- Hematosin is also known as hemoglobin degradation product.
- The study of hematosin plays a vital role in understanding blood-related disorders and forensic investigations.
FAQs About the word hematosin
The hematin of blood.
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The hematosin pigment in old blood stains provides a valuable forensic clue.
The stains on the victim's clothing were found to contain hematosin, indicating the presence of blood.
Histological analysis revealed the presence of hematosin, confirming the diagnosis of hemorrhage.
The red-brown coloration of the tissue was due to the polymerization of hematosin.
